"Do you still remember the way out, A Duo?" Lin Shen casually asked A Duo beside him as they walked.
"You don't know the way out?" A Duo stopped and stared at Lin Shen.
"I got lost a long time ago. Otherwise, I wouldn't have stayed in here for so many days." Lin Shen was telling the truth, and he sounded utterly sincere.
"I'll give it a try. I don't remember it very clearly either. Let's follow our instincts." A Duo withdrew her gaze and said as she identified the direction.
Of course she knew the way out. Probably no one knew the paths here better than she did, but she had no intention of revealing that.
Lin Shen frowned upon hearing that, but there was nothing he could do except follow A Duo's instincts.
Under A Duo's lead, they took several wrong turns and spent quite a few days before finally finding the exit of the underground cave. However, it was not the place where Lin Shen had entered before.
The purple light outside had long since vanished. After leaving the cave, Lin Shen discovered rows upon rows of enormous volcanoes around them. The volcanoes stood in neat formations, stretching all the way to the end of the horizon, too numerous to count.
Lin Shen secretly found it strange. Under such powerful gravity, how could there be protruding volcanoes like these? It did not make much sense.
Even stranger, the volcanoes were arranged far too neatly. How could natural volcanoes be positioned so uniformly? Even the distances between them looked nearly identical.
As Lin Shen pondered this, he saw A Duo already walking toward a spot nearby, where an exceedingly strange-looking device was parked.
The reason Lin Shen considered it a device rather than some kind of spaceship was